Short Siree Poems

Short Siree Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Siree by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Siree by length and keyword.


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Cat's Whiskers

He looked like the cat that licked the cream,
When he first appeared on the TV scene,
Time has not changed him, no siree,
He's as vain as any man can be.
Categories: siree, 10th grade,
Form: Rhyme


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Lesson Learnt

Gullible I am
Gullible I will always be
Been burnt many a time
Lesson learnt….No Siree!

Soft hearted, believing
Is who I am
Will I ever change
Lesson learnt…No Ma’am!
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.
Categories: siree, care, character, i am,
Form: Rhyme
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Pardon Me, Buzzing Bee

    Pardon me, buzzing bee
      Do you think that you are free

    No siree. Nor have I ever been...
      Here comes my empress
                ~ Long live the Queen!
Categories: siree, cute, freedom, humor, insect,
Form: Couplet
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Lions and Tigers Ole

Lions and tigers scare the poop outta me They could eat my parts, a meal for free Refuse to cooperate Would like to generate Good will and refuse to be a meal, no siree
Categories: siree, childhood,
Form: Limerick
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LESSON LEARNT -POTD

Gullible I am

Gullible I will always be

Been burnt many a time

Lesson learnt….No Siree!


Soft hearted, trusting

Is who I am

Will I ever change

Lesson learnt…No Ma’am!
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.
Categories: siree, heart, humor, me, trust,
Form: Rhyme


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Soup Friends

My bestest of friends are here on the Soup Friends to the end, I'd even jump through hoops If they asked me Probably fall, yes siree Sure hope in my dungarees I'd surely not poop!
Categories: siree, happy,
Form: Limerick
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Who Killed the Cat

Who killed the cat? Not me!
I didn't do that, no siree.
I killed the bunny 
And thought it was funny
But didn't make the cat go splat.

Who killed the cat? Did you?
Fed her to the tiger in the zoo?
I killed your momma
Cuz you killed my lama
So did you kill the old cat too?

Who left the cat quite dead?
An arrow sticking through her head!
We all drove our minis
To run over guineas 
But who killed the cat instead?
Categories: siree, animal, cat, death, mother, nursery rhyme, pets,
Form: Rhyme

What's Fer Dinner, Grandpa

Grandpa and his kin gathered at the mill,
“It’s n’uther thanksgiving, y’all! Eat yer fill!
Hey cuzz Joe Bob, what’s the deal?
Whose turkey did y’all steal?”
What turkey? Y’all be chompin on road kill!

Yes siree y’all might have to chaw some,
But this barbequed swill be awesome!
Be a shame for it to waste,
So salt and pepper to taste,
And feast on some almost fresh possum!


Inspired by :
my poetry friend Carolyn Devonshire. : )
Categories: siree, funny,
Form: Limerick
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A Water Sonnet

Rivers roll, across the lands
and their song is heard, by many ears.
While oceans roll, upon the sands 
and cry their crystal tears.

The tides will help to cleanse the earth; 
sand-showers; they are free.
Though ocean-lands, may have a wide girth;
the tides will find it, yes siree!

Water is the source of life; 
a precious, roaming gift.
A lack of water, produces strife
and sands, they cannot shift.

So pray, the rain, will always come.
To water’s music; life must hum.
Categories: siree, environment, nature, ocean, poetry, rain, river, water,
Form: Sonnet
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Lincoln Lincoln

Lincoln, Lincoln

Lincoln, Lincoln he no stinkum
he was good man, yes siree.

He the one that set um free
makeum homes for you and me.

Him the one who wears black clothes
had tall hat and crooked nose.

He the tall and stately bird
people all around him heard,
as him giveum big address
at Gettysburg, him didum best.

Him was shot by John Wilkes Booth
oh, this man was quite uncouth.

Then they laid um Abe to rest
me thinks him the very best.

By:  Marilyn Jennings
Categories: siree, america, tribute,
Form: Free verse
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